When we think of farming, we don't often picture Black and Brown people across generations working and farming together, or farming collectives that grow and distribute food to support their communities. We also don't picture entities like the Iridescent Earth Collective that exists as an agroecological farm project rooted in land stewardship, education, community health, and mutual aid. Who do we consider a farmer, and how can we as a society make it easier for such communities and collectives to thrive?